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Man who burned Koran appealing conviction on grounds of 'free speech'

Hamit Coskun, a 50-year-old Turkish-born atheist, also shouted comments such as 'Islam is the religion of terrorism' as he staged his protest outside the Turkish consulate in Knightsbridge.

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Man who burned Koran appealing conviction on grounds of 'free speech'

Hamit Coskun, a 50-year-old Turkish-born atheist, also shouted comments such as 'Islam is the religion of terrorism' as he staged his protest outside the Turkish consulate in Knightsbridge.

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Turkish-born man who burned Qur'an in London wins appeal

LONDON: A Turkish-born man who burned a Qur'an in London won an appeal on Friday against his conviction, in a ruling hailed by free-speech campaigners. Hamit Coskun, 51, was found guilty in June of a religiously…

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